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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
The article portrays Mrs Dorr as a keen observer who traveled from Prague to Bulgaria, reporting on Bulgaria’s claimed pacifism amid Greek Serb tensions. It notes her belief that Bulgaria seeks no war, endures insults, and even pays reparations to avert conflict, shaping a psychic ethic guiding her views on the Balkans and looming events.
A lively vintage ad extols Prince Albert pipe tobacco promising unmatched flavor and quick pleasure. It touts filling a bowl to the brim, lighting up, and enjoying a satisfying smoke taught to appeal to a kid friendly, playful tone with bold claims about pleasure and convenience.
A Serbian naval attache in Sofia courted a Bulgarian girl triggering a clash with her suitor. The incident grew public, Bulgaria chose peace, paid indemnity, and paraded troops past the attache’s residence in a humiliating gesture. Bulgaria’s people fear invasion and Mussolini’s Adriatic ambitions loom amid regional tensions.
Charles P. Stewart recounts how President Coolidge grew tired of photo shoots at public appearances including the World Series and White House events. The story notes constant press attention, amateurs, and delegations seeking the president’s image, with Mayflower Slemp recalling the yacht moment when Coolidge allowed prints but kept negatives.
The report claims Bolshevists in Vienna funded propaganda to destabilize Bulgaria. King Boris, 32, faces danger from a thwarted assassination plot tied to a cathedral massacre. Refugees, 700,000 in camps, linger as Europe debates at Locarno and balks at Balkan unity.
A fragment remarks that preventing war requires plain justice and criticism of escalation. The brief notes concern regional stability and the need for fair treatment to avert a broader conflict. The exact source context remains limited but stresses diplomatic restraint and equity.
Parkwood residents report funeral services for Mrs. Archie McAdoo at Roy's home with interment at West Lebanon. Mr and Mrs Craig spent the weekend at New Kingston. Vandergrift visitors attended Mrs McAdoo's funeral. Mrs Mary Calhoun returns to Kansas City. School building revarnished during institute week. Indiana Grange held a literary program Wednesday. W A Buyers Lewia Woins Ralph Fouts attended directors days. Narvel and Harry Calhoun visited relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Bracken of Indiana visited Mrs Backen's sister.
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